Rinn

The Rinn are a people shaped by the peculiar and capricious rule of the Kscheing family, over their home nation of Loy. Their resilience in the face of fluctuating policies and unpredictable governance has birthed an uncanny adaptability, a trait that defines their everyday life. Rinn markets buzz with a unique dynamism, sellers switching their wares overnight to comply with, or take advantage of, sudden policy shifts. This adaptability is not just a survival strategy, but a demonstration of their ingenious resourcefulness and business acumen.
Amidst the uncertainties of Kscheing rule, the Rinn have also nurtured a resilient sense of humor. Dark, satirical, and observant, their humor serves as a subversive form of social commentary and an enduring coping mechanism. The marketplace echoes with laughter over a vendor's comically exaggerated retelling of a recent edict, or shared chuckles over the absurdities of the latest Kscheing antic. Their humor is a quiet act of rebellion, a shared language of resistance.
Despite the hardships and inconsistencies of their governance, or perhaps because of them, the Rinn have a deep-rooted sense of community. They band together during crises, pooling resources, sharing knowledge, and coordinating efforts to ensure collective survival. Neighborhoods function as close-knit units of mutual aid and solidarity, a testament to their indomitable spirit. This communal strength not only helps them weather the storms of their rulers' whims, but also makes them a formidable force, should they ever decide to challenge the Kscheing rule.